Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-31
Look out for the April fool

Look out for the April fool !
SUBSCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
Fresh Boogncs always on hand at J. W.
Stover's.
A list of Sheriff's sales appears IN
this issue.
Juvenile password Now for the
Easter eggs.
First class Job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
-Coralline, a new article for food, at
DuIham's, Coburn.
First of April-the general settle
ment tday-to-morrOw.
Tuesday was very cold and dis
agreeable moving day.
DIR. +. T. Alexander, OF Centre
Hall, was seen in town one TUESDAY.
Our townsman, j. w SnooK Is
afflicted with "a carhuncie on MS neck
j. F. Toroert, Of W,lliamsport,
WAS i'm town on business last Saturday.
Parents can save their children from weak
hacks and nervous affections by buying Spring
heel shoes at Musser's shoe store.
Winter holds on with a tight grip
and acts as if it was never going 10 let
loose.
1t begins to look as if the Mlllhelm
Hook and Ladder Company had gone
the way of all flesh.
Small onions for planting have
made their appearance In the market.
So has the onion snow.
j. II. Maize is making preparations
to build new barn on his premises,
west end of Main street.
Mrs. Jacob Alter, of tins place. IS
at present visiting her daugher Mrs.
Beilman, of Selinsgroye.
The sharp winds Of the past few
days are very apt TO do more or less IN
Jury to the bare grain fields.
Those who have some apples l.
their cellars yet can count themselves
fortunate. Apples are yeryscarce.
CHOICE BRICK. The undersigned
has for sale loo nf choice brick
G. &. LOSE, Rebersbnrg, ia.
Mrs. Thos. Jamlsnn, and children,
from Spriag Mills, were visitors at G.
w. Harter's on Main street, last Sat-
urday.
The first regular meeting Of the
new council will be held in DR.. .Haiter's
office on Main street next Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Jon. Harter has left for Har-
rishurg. to spend the Easter holidays
with her daughter, Mrs. H. j. Kurz9n-
knabe.
The band was ont airing their new
instrumen Is on Saturday night. They
returned to their quarters plus some
silver.
Putting all the engines and cars
belonging to the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company in a row will make IA string
Cos miles long.
Wagons piled full with lus9hold
furniture, and passing through town IN
every direction was common sight for
the last few days.
For several weeks past Miss Emma
Eisenhuth, daughter of Squire Esen-
huth, has been confined to the house
with an abscess at her neck.
Our townclock has bean keeping
excellent time OF late, and the people
begin to look at it's face with little
more faith in it's truthfulness.
John X. Hosterman. of Miles town
ship. who ia prompt and regular
JOURNAL subscriber, gave US a well
come call on Monday morning.
1T turns out that the report of
fire in }. G.. Harper's residence in Belle =
fonte was without foundation. The
Gazette is responsible for the error.
Mfr. L. J. Noll has recently pur-
chased a fine team of black horses.
Thev are a valuable addition to his al
ready large and well-kept farm stock.
Scarcely home escapes the measle
epidemic in this town. The children
of S. d. Musser. ]. G. Smith. George
Ulrich are just getting over the worst.
The Bright Dongola is the most comforta-
BILE and durable Ladies' shoe, made OF the finest
material AMI finish. Equal III style 10 the
incest handmade shoe. Gail at Musser Sons
shoe store.
Geo. Mover, of L,gansville, was
over on Monday to pay this. his form
er home. a visit. He looked in on the
JOURNAL man and We were glad to see
him.
Mr.. Geo. S. Smith, of Illinois. de-
sires us to express his thanks to the
friends and neighbors for their kindness
shown b inn during his visit at Penn
Hall.
ID. S. Kaufman is off on visit to
the parental home at Fishers Ferry.
In the meantime his brother Frank
holds forth in Kauffman's store on
Main street.
We learn that James Limerick, of
Wolfe's Store, intends TO sling the yard
stick i'm Snook's store again this sum-
mer. James is an obliging and genteel
Young man and is popular as clerk.
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